Our History:

John H. Castle Elementary School was founded in 1965. Our school colors are blue and white and our mascot is the Pages. The school was named after John H. Castle, a local farmer who sold the land our school resides on to the Warrick County School Corporation.

Our Building:

The building consists of 33 regular classrooms, media center, computer lab, full service kitchen/cafeteria and a large gymnasium. Additional art, music, speech and reading areas compliment the layout of the building by providing for the needs of all students. The facility serves the educational needs of approximately 930 students in grades K-6.

Landscaped central courtyards provide quiet outdoor classroom areas. The front of the building is highlighted by a canopy that provides a dry and safe transportation access for all students.

In the midst of the bustling classrooms at John H. Castle sits a peaceful courtyard that serves as a relaxing spot for studying, daydreaming or a lesson about our environment. Shrubs and plants pepper the landscape and a stocked pond is home to many beautiful goldfish. There is seating for students, and a number of classes move outdoors to this natural classroom for study time when the weather permits. The PTO landscaping committee maintains the courtyard.

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